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Price-to-earnings ratios of 100-plus see these companies automatically disqualified from many portfolios, but is this jumping the gun?

2023 was the year of upended market expectations. Will the same happen in 2024?

Every investment is a combination of the profits, assets and business franchise of today and how those variables will change in the future

Get up to date on overnight market activity and the big events for the day.

Income comes in all forms and across many asset classes. These ETFs can help broaden your income stream in 2024.

Uranium stocks went boom whilst lithium stocks were once again mired in gloom. The reasons for each, and more, are waiting for you below...

The next year is set to deliver big investment returns for small caps. Why and where is money going to be made?

The Outlook Series survey has expanded and so has the most-tipped stock list. Find out which ASX names made the cut.

It was a quiet day's trading today on the ASX, unless of course you own any uranium stocks!

The uranium price has topped US$100/lb for the first time in 15 years, and the chart suggests the current strong uptrend may continue.

Weekly Update | 12th January, 2024

JP Morgan has released its quarterly outlook for crude oil resulting in changes to the broker’s estimates for is ASX energy coverage.

In this wire, we crunch the data on the country's top-performing Aussie equities small and large-cap funds.

Some good things were bubbling under the surface of what appeared to be a quiet day on the Australian stock market.

There's always a chance to buy some of your favourite stocks at cheaper prices... Here's a list of stocks to add to your wishlist.

Bad news for Aussie lithium stocks, a souped-up Commodore 64 thinks it can reduce lithium in batteries by up to 70%.

Several mining companies big and small may struggle to maintain production at present prices.

Tech and uranium were the key themes for the top-performers last year.

The good news though is that trends like this can’t last forever.

Prioritise companies that produce needs rather than wants in a difficult macro environment.

The ASX 200 followed strong overseas leads to log a modest gain as all sectors but Energy prospered.

There is plenty to like in ASX industrials, which captures a broad range of industries including infrastructure and transport.

Betashares and Global X put forward the ETFs they believe can deliver strong capital growth in 2024.

Would you hold a portfolio of the ASX's worst performers? I look at the performance of the dogs of 2022 and identify the dogs of 2023.